Examples of using To reduce the vulnerability in English and their translations into Arabic
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On another matter, the Principalities of Monaco and Andorra have joined forces to finance a four-year project to reduce the vulnerability of women of reproductive age stemming from the food crisis affecting Madagascar.
In paragraphs 19 and 20 of his previous report(A/67/748), the Secretary-General indicated that it was recommended in the after-action review that a number of mitigation measures be taken during the recovery process to reduce the vulnerability of Headquarters to future flooding events(see also A/67/789, paras. 16-20).
Modern renewable energy can help to reduce the vulnerability of small island developing States to oil price volatility, but its use requires significant support measures and subsidies, such as preferential feed-in tariffs, duty-free concessions, bilateral donor financing and international financing instruments.
At the multilateral and bilateral levels, her Government was implementing programmes to combat malnutrition. Over 150,000 children benefited from those programmes, most notably in Africa. Monaco also managed projects to reduce the vulnerability of women of childbearing age, thereby lowering neonatal
Countries should further assess the underpinnings of well functioning financial markets-- which should also help to reduce the vulnerability of the international and domestic financial systems to crisis and contagion-- through self-assessments or externally assisted assessments, as embodied, for example, in the multi-agency" financial sector assessment programmes" and" reports on the observance of standards and codes".
Indeed, when we read in the preface to the 2009 UNODC report that the Office is stepping up its engagement in Central America and the Caribbean to reduce the vulnerability of these regions to drugs and crime, CARICOM wonders how this" stepped up" engagement can take place in the face of a physical retreat from the region.
Emphasizes the urgent need to further develop and use the existing scientific and technical knowledge to reduce the vulnerability to natural disasters, bearing in mind the particular needs of developing countries, and, in this regard, calls on all countries to strengthen scientific research and training of experts in universities and specialized institutions and to promote the exchange of information;
(m) Take measures to promote and implement women ' s equal access to and control over economic resources, including land, property rights, the right to inheritance, regardless of their marital status, in order to reduce the vulnerability of women in the context of the HIV/AIDS epidemic;
Those projects included, for example, activities in India, the Islamic Republic of Iran, Myanmar, the Russian Federation and Viet Nam and were designed to reduce the vulnerability to HIV/AIDS of drug-abusing populations, establish national and local support mechanisms for the prevention and care of drug users and promote capacity-building, for example, by introducing outreach techniques, research and evaluation.
Oxfam Australia held a conference on‘Early Warning for Protection' in Cambodia in November 2010 in partnership with AusAID, the Asia-Pacific Centre for R2P and the International Coalition for R2P. The conference brought together technology specialists, UN actors and civil society to discuss how technology, combined with effective programmes on the ground, can help to reduce the vulnerability of communities to mass violence.
frequencies;(b) multi-GNSS use was a method to reduce the vulnerability and increase the reliability and robustness of GNSS services; and(c)
As for the first factor described in paragraph 29, measures can be undertaken to reduce the vulnerability of United Nations personnel should force be necessary,
Promoting the development and extension of technology. Measures in this regard include strengthening research on and development of technologies for the protection and restoration of marine ecosystems, with emphasis on cultivation, transplanting, and recovery of coastal mangroves, and protection and restoration of coral reefs and coastal wetlands, in order to reduce the vulnerability of coastal-zone ecosystems; accelerating development of designated marine nature reserves, such as coral reef and mangrove reserves; and improving the capability to protect marine biodiversity.
One major challenge was to reduce the vulnerability of local communities.
Capacity-building measures are taken to reduce the vulnerability of refugee women to violence.
Urgent measures were required to reduce the vulnerability of such countries to natural hazards.
In order to reduce the vulnerability of specific populations, the following measures have been taken.